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By bmb.hebert · 14 years ago

Can anyone give me information on this file type. The file, USER-XXXXXXXXXX.ldb, is located in my C:\WINDOWS\Internet Logs folder. The file was brought to my attention by an Anti-Keylogger scanning program and hints that the file may be of a dubious nature. What is it and why the heck is it in my internet log folder? Thanks in advance.
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by bmb.hebert · 14 years ago In reply to access.lockfile.9

Point value changed by question poster.

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by terryh · 14 years ago In reply to access.lockfile.9

I can not say why this file is in your Internet Logs folder but the .ldb is created when you open a Access ,mdb file and controls the use of that file .

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